Harry and Meghan we’ve stopped caring, this royal will save the family | Royal | News

While Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are making world headlines, they seem pretty confident that they can eventually cement their dream status as cash-earning working royals. They flew first to Jordan and then to Australia, where they combined charity work with PR stunts and paid appearances.

But how the Sussexes make their money and fund their lavish lifestyles should be of great concern to the Royal Family. Meghan has been criticized by some for exploiting pain after the outfit she wore to meet Bondi terror attack survivors was available to buy online; The website selling it gives him a percentage of the sales. The online link was later pulled.

Meghan was expected to earn a portion of OneOff’s sales commission, which ranged from 10 percent to 25 percent per item sold. He is also an investor in the artificial intelligence-supported fashion industry.

So I guess the bigger the headlines and the worldwide tragedy of these two, the more clothes they can sell? It’s not a business model that gives anyone much credibility.

Critics said the duchess’ decision to advertise her ‘appearance’ during her visit to meet terror attack survivors was “the most striking example yet of Harry and Meghan’s efforts to commercialize their royal brand”.

The idea that the Sussexes could soon return to England and do so here fills many royal watchers with anxiety and fear.

So it’s a great chance that the Royal Family has new young princes and princesses who already seem full of the fun of young Prince Harry, but full of the deep and serious sense of duty that he failed to experience after Megxit.

At Christmas, 12-year-old Prince George, the future king, joined his father to help out in a charity kitchen, cooking and serving food; Princess Charlotte, on the other hand, has an easy ‘Princess Mother’ way of interacting with people and putting them at ease.

In a clip that went viral last December, he leaned in to shake a fan’s hand and wish them a “Merry Christmas,” and a woman asked, “Charlotte, can we take a picture with you?” he was seen asking. Charlotte replied enthusiastically: “Yes, yes!”

What about Louis? It’s the jewel in the crown.

He turned eight last week and the public already loves him.

The Prince and Princess of Wales have shared a rare glimpse into Louis’ life with a heartwarming video that shows him playing in the sand, playing cricket and running on the beach during a fun-filled holiday in Cornwall for Easter.

He is said to be adventurous, brash and fearless – does he remind anyone else of young Harry?

But he also watches how his parents and older siblings act and see their roles.

At Queen Elizabeth’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations, Louis, then four, was the center of attention as the Royal Family appeared on the balcony. Alarmed by the noise made by the Red Arrows circling above him, he covered his ears and grimaced.

Similarly, the teenager mesmerized audiences worldwide with his antics at the concert held in honor of ‘Gan Gan’ and his 70-year reign.

Let’s leave Harry and Meghan to cashing in on their royal titles – I think our monarchy is much safer in the hands of this young new generation of royals.